More than 1,700 exhibitors are taking part in the HKTDC Hong Kong Fashion Week for Spring/Summer and the concurrent HKTDC Summer Sourcing Show for Gifts, Houseware & Toys, which opened July 4 and continue until July 7 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC).
The two fairs, organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), feature new product zones to attract buyers, including 146 buying missions representing thousands of companies from around the world.
Fashion Trends
Hong Kong Fashion Week is playing host to over 1,300 exhibitors from 24 countries and regions, including seven group pavilions representing the Chinese mainland, India, Indonesia, Japan, Macau, South Korea and Taiwan. The United Arab Emirates is taking part for the first time. New product zones Denim Arcade and Handbags Select join the fair s popular Brand Name Gallery.
Hong Kong s garment and textile industry attracts buyers from around the world because of its high manufacturing standards and flexible trade and sales services," said Benjamin Chau, Deputy Executive Director of the HKTDC. "Hong Kong fashion designers are trendsetters who understand the market, making Hong Kong Fashion Week an ideal platform for international business."
Catwalk Talent
Fashion Week special events include Hong Kong New Design Force, which takes place this afternoon (room N101). Under the theme Into the Light, the show features 12 fashion collections by designers who have been winners or finalists in the Hong Kong Young Fashion Designers Contest over the past two years. As a show backdrop, local product designers will use recycled advertising banners to create unique lighting displays.
Throughout the fair, the Designers Love Fur Collection 2011 display, organised by the Hong Kong Fur Federation, takes place in the Hall 1C concourse. A series of fashion parades are also being staged by exhibitors from the mainland, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia and Taiwan at the Hall 1D Concourse.
Fashion Insight
Highlights also include seminars led by internationally known trend forecasters, including Fashion Snoops, Peclers Paris and WGSN. The first stop in trend-forecasting agency Stylesight s LIVE Global Trend Tour takes place, 6 July, with speakers from London and New York.
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University s Institute of Textiles & Clothing presents its MA Graduation Fashion Show 2011 this evening. Tomorrow, the fair hosts a Brand Collections show featuring Singapore s Alleria, Indonesia s Firmato-Espen Salberg and Macau s MaConsef. The Chinese University of Hong Kong s School of Continuing of Professional Studies is putting together a student fashion show tomorrow.
Summer Sourcing Show
Design is also central to the Summer Sourcing Show for Gifts, Houseware & Toys. The fair features group pavilions from the mainland, Korea, Taiwan and the Hong Kong Exporters Association. Nepal joins the fair for the first time.
The two fairs, organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), feature new product zones to attract buyers, including 146 buying missions representing thousands of companies from around the world.
Fashion Trends
Hong Kong Fashion Week is playing host to over 1,300 exhibitors from 24 countries and regions, including seven group pavilions representing the Chinese mainland, India, Indonesia, Japan, Macau, South Korea and Taiwan. The United Arab Emirates is taking part for the first time. New product zones Denim Arcade and Handbags Select join the fair s popular Brand Name Gallery.
Hong Kong s garment and textile industry attracts buyers from around the world because of its high manufacturing standards and flexible trade and sales services," said Benjamin Chau, Deputy Executive Director of the HKTDC. "Hong Kong fashion designers are trendsetters who understand the market, making Hong Kong Fashion Week an ideal platform for international business."
Catwalk Talent
Fashion Week special events include Hong Kong New Design Force, which takes place this afternoon (room N101). Under the theme Into the Light, the show features 12 fashion collections by designers who have been winners or finalists in the Hong Kong Young Fashion Designers Contest over the past two years. As a show backdrop, local product designers will use recycled advertising banners to create unique lighting displays.
Throughout the fair, the Designers Love Fur Collection 2011 display, organised by the Hong Kong Fur Federation, takes place in the Hall 1C concourse. A series of fashion parades are also being staged by exhibitors from the mainland, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia and Taiwan at the Hall 1D Concourse.
Fashion Insight
Highlights also include seminars led by internationally known trend forecasters, including Fashion Snoops, Peclers Paris and WGSN. The first stop in trend-forecasting agency Stylesight s LIVE Global Trend Tour takes place, 6 July, with speakers from London and New York.
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University s Institute of Textiles & Clothing presents its MA Graduation Fashion Show 2011 this evening. Tomorrow, the fair hosts a Brand Collections show featuring Singapore s Alleria, Indonesia s Firmato-Espen Salberg and Macau s MaConsef. The Chinese University of Hong Kong s School of Continuing of Professional Studies is putting together a student fashion show tomorrow.
Summer Sourcing Show
Design is also central to the Summer Sourcing Show for Gifts, Houseware & Toys. The fair features group pavilions from the mainland, Korea, Taiwan and the Hong Kong Exporters Association. Nepal joins the fair for the first time.
